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Whiter Macaca?
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CHICAGO -- So what became of S.R. Sidarth, the unusually coiffed campaign tracker for Jim Webb who drew the career-damaging epithet from then-Sen. George Allen?
Well, he's turned up at YearlyKos as a panelist in a roundtable about "Three People Who Changed Congress." The two others are the former intern who leaked the Mark Foley e-mails, Lane Hudson, and that guy who was gang-tackled by Allen staffers for "asking the questions the media refused to ask."
When he's not recounting his 15 minutes of fame, Sidarth is working in the communications shop of Gov. Bill Richardson's presidential campaign.
Well, he's turned up at YearlyKos as a panelist in a roundtable about "Three People Who Changed Congress." The two others are the former intern who leaked the Mark Foley e-mails, Lane Hudson, and that guy who was gang-tackled by Allen staffers for "asking the questions the media refused to ask."
When he's not recounting his 15 minutes of fame, Sidarth is working in the communications shop of Gov. Bill Richardson's presidential campaign.
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